It’s Tuesday, May 26, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. Check the weather forecast here.
1. The Pulse: In the newest edition of The Pulse, get the latest update on the Maryland State Board of Election’s mail-in ballot error that affected more than a half million voters, including many Montgomery County residents.
2. Bill Signings: At 9 a.m., Maryland Gov. Wes Moore will have the final post-legislative session bill signing ceremony of the year. Watch the livestream here
3. Trash and Recycling: County trash and recycling collections slide by one day this week due to Memorial Day. See more here
4. Film Showing: For Asian American Heritage Month, from 1:30-4 p.m. Chevy Chase Library hosts a showing of the film “Complicity” in Japanese with English subtitles. Recommended for viewers 18+. See more here
5. ICYMI: January’s snowstorm resulting in historically-low temperatures resulting in “snowcrete” forced Montgomery County Public Schools to spend millions clearing parking lots and school buses and preparing campuses for students to safely return to class. The County Council approved $8.5 million from the MCPS fund balance to help pay for those extra costs.
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